Sentence examples for simplified selection from inspiring English sources

13, 15– 19 Schools provide a useful alternative platform for collection and monitoring of malariometric indicators, offering logistical advantages (e.g., simplified selection of participants, high compliance, and reduced survey costs) over standard community-based cross-sectional surveys.

Advantages of this clustering method are the simplified selection of RSNs by controlling for the hierarchical levels of clustering and the straightforward interpretation of the results.

The Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação (LDB), an overarching education act passed in 1996, brought the education system closer to market rules when it created "university centres" and short higher education courses, authorized simplified selection processes to replace university entrance exams, and gave private higher education establishments autonomy to make changes to the curriculum.

This system allows for rapid generation of recombinant proteins without cloning and greatly simplifies selection of cell lines for the production of potential therapeutic proteins.

Our method simplifies selection estimation and avoids the need for costly simulation procedure.

Live-fly phenotyping greatly simplifies selection protocols by enabling phenotypic analysis before breeding.

But in a way, the end to her comeback simplified the selection process, in which only the top four performers based on the trials and the national championships were guaranteed spots on the team.

This has the advantage of potentially simplifying the selection of the best regularization amount in inverse problems.

This paper provides a survey corroborated from researcher's contributions to simplify the selection process of simulation packages.

Some cat foods are formulated for all life stages, which can simplify the selection process for owners with multiple cats of different ages.

To present relevant mechanical data to simplify the selection of an osteofixation system for situations requiring immobilization in oral and maxillofacial surgery.